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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-23
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat Advances Slightly Under the In
fuence of Unfayorable Crop News.
Corn Continues Fairly Strong, with Prices
Trife Higher-0ats Advance on Specula-
tive Trading-Provision Higher.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
n Feverish and Irregular Market, Accompa-
MED by Higher Prices.

n Feverish and Irregular Market, Accompa-
MED by Higher Prices.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Money on call was easy at
B0Al9 per cent, closing at g.
Prime mercantile paper, 607 per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but steady and un-
hanged.
The total sales of stock were 243 95s shares nclud
Ing the following Delaware, Lackawanna West
srn, 12,420 Erie. 1880; Hooking Valley. 8.224;
Lake Shore $3.50; Louisville s. Nashville, 3, 740
Jersey Central SO no. Northern Pacific preferred,3
t2S, Oregon & Transeontinental, 1925; Pacific Mail
1910: Reading. so $50; St. Paul, 1885, st. Paul 6
Omaha, 1880; Union Pacific, $780, Western Union,
5000.
Government bonds were dull but firm.
State bonds dull and steady.
The stock market was much less active, but
prices occupied higher range, although the
feversh aess and irregularity was still conspicu-
BUS. Jersey Central was the prominently strong
atock of the day, and reached the highest fig
nres yet attained The foreigners did little in the
market although London seller early in the day,
especially of Union Pacific: but there purchases
trunk lines and ST. Paul for the interest in the
afternoon Reading showed more strength but its early
was fairly steady large number OF the active list
being unchanged and the others showing insignificant
Afternoon prices moved backward and forward within
narrow range and closed steady. generally shade
above the opening prices Sales 243 9s5 Read
900, and Lackawanna, 10, 40. Final changes are
in majority of eases in favor of the higher figures
Jersey Central however, is up 1ae; Consolidated Gas
ca, and Hooking Valley Is down 1 Il.
There a moderate business In railroad bonds.
the only feature Of which the activity in Hooking
Valley fves which contributed So 600 of total
days business of 81 359. 900. The only other issue
showing any life was the Texas s Pacific Rio trust
receipts, in which the sales were 1854, OOO Prices
were quiet and showed small fluctuations, ina
changes being generally for fractions only and about
evenly divided between gains and losses
Albany & Susquehanna registered skies gained 2la at
122l9 the coupon SKIES, 2la at 123; Houston. Eas
Ola to 1881; Albany 8 Susquehanna first consoli
dated sevens lost 3, to 100; Denver & South Parl
frsts 2, to 7s; Knoxville & Ohio frsts 24, to 90 A
quotations were:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-23

LARGEST selection Florida oranges, bananas,
grapes, figs dates, nuts tc.-SoHAFFNERs.
BEST can oysters-SCHAFFNERs.
BEST oyster stew in city-SCHAFFNER's
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-23
The Building Associations.

The Franklin, Of which NJ D. Butler. of the West
Union Telegraph Company. is president. has pres.
pered since its organization. Nearly all of hs sub
scrbers telegraph operators, and It has proved
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Export grades. .......$44O04s 80
Good to choice shippers. 4.OO04 80
Common to medium shippers --........ 32O03. 80
Feeders of good weights. 3.5O04OO
Good to choice heifers 32O03. 60
Common to medium heifers ..........-.- 2.5O03 90
Good to choice cows. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @ SO033O
Common to medium COWS. .............. 1.5OO25O
Veas, common to good. 3.O0D5OO
Bulls common TO good 1.75O3OO
Mixers, common to good 90. 90 O4O. 90
HoGs-Receipts 8, $50; shipments, 2, 700. About
fifty cars sale, and generally of mixed grades.
The market opened shade lower than yesterday but
closed stronger, especially on mixed.
Heavy packing and shipping. 81. 8OO4 go
Mixed light and heavy packing 45004.75
fair 70 good lRnt 4.4O04.7O
Light skips- 3OOO4. 90
SHEEP-Receipts. lilo; shipments 1900. The
offerings have been Of only fair quality, and the
market dull and slow. Sales at quotations. A few
shipped through in first hands.
Good to choice. --..-.-................$ 2O04. 90
T ar 70 meoium ---...---.-.-.--....-..- 04OOo.9O
Lambs, fair to good 4.OO05.5O
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-23
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Dull and Lower In Price-HOgs Lower
at the Opening, but Closed Stronger
INDIANAPOLIS, JAN o.
CATTLE-Receipts, AGO; Shipments $50. Fair
supply, and of only fair quality The market con-
nues dull and Slows sales at lower prices few loads
of shippers went through in first hands.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
+ x01 pAus LIZA


school wss closed lor sevse wssn u sssgput q ~
prevalence Of diphthsria In che neiehberheo4
police pension law, which went Into sIect last
summer provides that policemen shall be paid for time
lost through sickness. At tho meeting Of tho Police
Board on Wednesday night, President Davis called
attention to the fact that the number Of sick policemen
has largely Increased atey and declared that many Of
them were walking about tho streets while awing pay
from th sick fund The Board ordered au investigation
to bo madc.
Mary Tehan, age elghteen was arrested in Newark
yesterday charged with grand larceny and brought to
Jersey City by Detective McNally. She was employed
as a servant By Mrs. William Loft and disappeared from
the house last Saturday with 1896 in money ard cloth
ing and 1ewelry worth s135. Shc was about to start
the train for Oakland, Cal, whom arrested.
The funeral Of the murdered Mrs. Elizabeth Ebert
took place yesterday. Eberts condition was not so
favorable yesterday and physicians are doubtful about
his recovery Joseph Holzer, who was in company
with Ebert when he purchased the revolver, was ar
rested yesterday and Is detained as Witness
Two packages in tho Hoboken postoffcc, addressed
to Charles and Madame Monle, OF No. 333 wlllow-st,
were seized yesterday by the NewYork Custom House
authorities. Thcy contained smugged watch move
ments.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
NEWARK.

1t was stated In dispatch from Bismarck, Oak,
yesterday that william H. Francis, Judge OF the Ter
ritoria Court and formerly Senator from Essex In the
Ncw-Jersey legislature about to return to New
ark to reside.
Justice of tho Peace Francis O. Mckinney IS charged
by Sanford f. Ryman with oxtortion, and Will have
an examination next Monday. Ryman was arrested
last July on charge Of embezzlemcn and taken be-
fore the Justice who 1t IS charged, instead of commit
ting him for trial. consented to a cost settlement and
demanded and received s25 for his services.
A fund Of $3.50 90, being the residue Of the amount
subscribed to send to VI. Pascur the children bitten
by rabd dog in 1885, remains In tho hands OF thrcc
trustees. 1t has been suggested that the amount be
used for the erection of tablet to the memory OF
Dr. OGolman through whose agency the money was
subscribed.
In the courts yesterday Judgs Kirkpatrick decided
that disputed assessment of thu Ancient order OF
HlbernIans on James Quinn, member, for death as
sessmcns was legal. Tho question involved was tho
consttuonaty of a death assessment or per capita
tax Tho case may be appealed to the Supreme Court
A franc house in Broadst., near Hill, occupied by
DR. Morshon was damaged to the extent OF about
81 600 Yesterday Ly fire. Tho property Is fully In
sured
The Rev. Hannibal Goodwin. for twenty years rector
Of the House Of Prayer, Protestant Episcopal at New
ark has presented his resignation to the vestry on ac
count OF ill-health
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
1ROOKLYN.

Plans are being prepared for Offices for tho
Board OF Education In connection with tho building
now In use In Red Hook lane. The front Of II will
be taken down and hrcestory brick structure Will
be erected Tho present Board room will be retained,
but an entrance Will be made TO from Livingstone
Company f. 14h Regiment, will have street riot
drill on the evening OF December 9.
II is positively announced that the Public School,
No. o., at Butler-st and Westinghouse, will be re-
opened on Monday.
The receipts Of the Bridge in November were
s76,l57 O3.
The payment Of taxes begun yesterday and
over 100000 was received at the Tax Office mainly
In checks sent by mail.
Tho final session Of tho annual meeting of the
Womens indian Association was held yesterday In the
Washington Avenue Baptist Church General Arm
strong, OF the Hampton Institute. present with
some of the Indian pupils from that institution and
showed their proficiency. The Association adopted
Government.
Police Justice Massey yesterday fined a number of
dealers in oleomargarine and aduteratcd milk
Ida Hazard, age sixteen, who lived with her aunt
Miss Maggie Hazard, boarding house keeper in
Westinghouse, eoped on Monday with Clarence
ferkes, age seventeen, who with his father boarded
with Miss Hazard They were married in New Jersey
and went to Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02

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became seriously diseased
Two years ago alarming symptoms appeared the Adam
apple became SORE with shooting pains on either sde ana
constant dryness and heat in the throat soon
white ulcers appeared changiag to rcd ana Ssh
food These alterations REQUIRED with sreas e
quenoy Increasing In size and depth finally they
were OF cancerous eriGn and two months ago spskS
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New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
LA7IMER z. JONES SET At LIBERTY.

CREDITORS THINK THAT sURRoGATE-ELECT RAN
SON SHOULD MAKE THINGS STRAIGHT.
IAtimer L. Jones' who made a great display OF
wealth, owner II large stock farm at Pine Island,
Orange County, and a. the principal figure In the
Ncw-York Lnmber Auction Company, and In several
other organized companies, set at liberty yes
tcrday after an imprisonment Of nearly month. Ho
indicted In this city the complaint Of BENJAMIN
H. Ludlngon, who declares that Jones Las forged
signatures TO notes to the amount OF several hundred
thousand dollars. Jones's bond forfeited on
November 10, because he did not appear for trial
Ho however. at the time under arrest at Goshen
on charge Of fraudnonily disposng OF some horses
lie released yesterday from custody the charge
made In Goshen, and brought to this city by
Detective Herman. Joncs's father and mother and
ht wife were with him. There three indictments
here against Jones' which he II charged with the
forgery Of notes amounting to between $1,000 and
$4,000 Ills bail was fixed al a., 900 and he gave
ball yesterday bcforc Justice Barrett His mother,
and George Allen. the keeper of livery stable in
Broohly became his surctcs.
The general creditors Of Jones and their lawyers
were snay ell yesterday owing TO the discovery that all
sir property, real, personal and Mixed that turned
over to John T. Martin will not more than
cover Mr. Martins individual claims What was not
transferred to Martin has scattered 30 that Mr.
Lndington AMI outside creditors whose claims alone
loot w something like 100000 stand little chance OF
realizing ! per cent Of their investments In Jones.
9sr1in had advanced se3 oOO winch the interest
Ais Jones, and tho shares OF tho BAH Eieciiic the
Shtcd states Dredging and Canal Const' ucon, tho
New York Lumber Company stock which was assigned
20 Martin to secure himself Ludingon and certain
t51v,OOO. But II is found that Mrs Jones's prop.
erty. hen scheduled ei sl5ooOo has, owing TO prior
shuk IN value to about $4,000 tho stocks are pracs
tica y worthless The prospects Of all the creditors
except Martin are, therefore, slim.
IfE creditors Who are In STATE Of despair "A
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
INCOXI.YG STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK........THURs DEC. l.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW. TUESDAY. DEC. l. 1887
ARRIVED
Steamer Galco tRr Jones Hull Nov H. with md'c and
passengers to sanerson soa Arrived at the Bar at 920
steamer state of Indiana Hr, Ritchie. Glasgow 49,
TO- with mse and l75 passengers to Austin Baldwin
4 Co. Arrived at the Bar at l a m.
Maceo Noy harnaPe' u.s. WIZ sugar t2 SHt & , Scp
9fs v''''''' vernon II br'"H Co. A'rS'a '0 Bar AZ
steamer Porta fBr,. Dawson. st Johns TF via Halifax
Steamer BrcaS water, Dole West Point Va with mdse and
Steamer Ii + Dimock. liaIett Boston, with mdsc to Ii
ship Mccalum, Tstter.a. Antwerp AZ days with mdse
to order; vessel to snow Burses' ..r.
sa. T Gs,.e5 m 81 fsy with iron
BARK skgaesnaes tNors EIeasen. Lisbon June 25; via
st Johns NF IL days with fruit to ORDER vessel to Benham
baTs AnnieJ Mar,saI b Tooksr Genoa sc days. with mdso
Bark Conductor r, Fowey % with china
Brig IGria 'Er wReIdon HaiiiaI days with mdso to
vessel to II Smith & Co
sUNsEr.-At SANDY Hook wind moderate NE; clear. At
City Island. wind light Nm f. clear
CLEARED.
steamer Lessing Ger. Baronds Hamburg X unhardt
steamer Minister Maybach Ger. Fortmann. Bremen
steamer Wlllkommen Ger. Balehr. Bremen-Goepel
city of Para Dexter Pacific Mail IS Co
CITY OF Washington Rstg Havana and Mexican
Steamer Thornhil Bri wether Progreso via Newport
Steamer Ycw.YorS, Mason. Gaveston-J T Van Sickle
Steamer City of Augusta Catharine. Savannan-henry
Yonge.
Steamer Breakwaer. Dole. West Point va-od Dominion
SIS Co.
steamer Roanoke. Huphers. Norfolk and Newport News
% Dominion IS Co
% WSGw%r DSya'
SAILED
Steamers Italy, for Liverpool Lessng Hamburg: City OF
Para Aspinwal; City OF Washington Havana; New ork,
Galveston; Iimor and CITY of Savannah Savannah
Bark Western Belle Philadelphia.
rur Nourur>rr on orr.,tCp5
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Nov 3O-Arrvei steamer Powhatan (Rrl Jen-
kns, from New-York West Point, Va
QUEENSTOWN. Dec l-Arrvcd steamer Wisconsin (Br),
BENTLEY from NewYork Nov22 on her way to Liverpool
(and proceeded
sailed Republic (r Smith, from Liverpool hence
for New-York. - =. - 80 -
ter from NewYOrk her 10 Bremen fand poceedod
SWANSEA Dec l-Saled, steamer Erl King (Brj Prske
for New-York.
GIBRALTAR Nov 24-Passed steamer Napier Br,
son. from Mediterranean ports on her way to NewYork.
MEssINA. Nov 23-sailed, steamer Alesa (Fr) Vaiatt
for New-York-
fforittsr Shipping Yecs O anu see FTrh PIJaj
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
LONG ISLAND.

william and Frederick Kinscy. father ard son, while
inspecting house at Sprn gclJ fell froIa the sca
folding to the ground, nearly twenty feet below The
elder Xnsey had four ribs broken ani ts sustained
injuries which II is feared will prove fatal
The inquest into the cause OF the death OF Caroline
Henkel and hcr fve-year-od daughter Clara, beth Of
whom died from poisoning Saturday at Corona,
showed that Mrs. Hemkel administered arsenic to her
child aHd tsok dose herself
The inquest the body OF George I. B. Wilson, age
fifteen. who died under circumstances about
msnth ago at the homo OF his parents In Ravenw.od
finished to-day. The jury brought In verdict that
he his death by swallow poisonous salt of
copper by whose hand administered the jury unable
to determine
Mrs Catherine Sykes. of Bay Twenty thrd-st.. Bath
Boac, struck by falling tree the Benson hOme
stead Saturday Her back broken aud the lower
part OF her body completely paralyzed.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
RAYONNE CITY.

James Branton, who disappeared mysteriously from
his homo I'm Bergen Point nearly three weeks ago,
has been found In Sunny Side, n. Y.
The City Council hos authorized and the Mayor ap-
proved the ISSUE of $4,000 bonds for the purpose of
erecting another school house in tho Third Ward in
Thirty G ghthst., between Avcnuss and ID. Eight
lots have been purchased for $1,000
The Commissioners Of Adjustment have passed upon
fifteen blocks of property in the First Ward and will
make report to the court on Wednesday.
The Baplsts In the Bergen Point section of the city
perfected permanen, church organization last
Ing and Will engage regular pastor.
Tho Pamrapo Athletic Club have purchased some
land for 81 300 and let the contract for 200 club
house, to be finished in three months.
The congregation of Beth Abraham has secured two
lots and will soon erect jewish synago ;ue on Twenty
sXth-Sf AXenue q
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
ALONG THE SOUND.

Yesterday John Carol. amoaller age fifty, committed
suicide by cutting his throat with razor at Bridgeport
BY reason OF a collision the Nsw-HaveR Railroad
drawbr1dge near Br dgepOrt the limited from
Boston, due In WORK Wednesday night at To- 80.
did not reach here till nearly o'clock yesterday
ing.
The first number OF The Duly Eeening Sentinel. pub
ished by James Golden at South Norwalk will appear
tomorrow.
The contract for a soldiers monument OF granite,
twenty feet nigh. TO be set up Milford
awarded TO f. L. warren Of Bridgeport. The work will
be finished before Decoration Day.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02

VIEW BLANKS FOR BIRTH AND DEATH REPORTS
New blanks which to be used In reporting births,
deaths and marriages after January have been pre.
pared by the Health Board. They in convenient
form for binding. The Health Board yesterday passed
resolution declaring that reports, after January
they are made the blanks will not be accented
Any physician or clergyman who the new blanks
can get them without cost at the Sanitary Bureau The
Board ordered that three Nos ana
ls4 Madisonst aud 81 Monrses 10 DO vacated within
five DAYS "-''-
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
EW-JERSEY.

consignment Of 500 agators arrived Yesterday
at New Brunswick for DR.. Fairchd Richards
Chief Of Police Dodd, Republican, was elected
Warden Of the County Jail for five years at Railway
yesterday His wife was appointed matron. Tho
office is worth so,5OO
'sl97''fccently purchased number of full EsouI-
maux suits In this city, They had been made for the
Creely Relief Expedition. Mr. Epplcy was struck
with the idea that they woud mako comfortable suits
for bis drivers and they will be equipped with them
In q few days.
meeting Of citizens Of Bloomfield has been called
for the 9th OF December to give an expression of
opinion rs to granting a franchise to horse-car COM
pany to connect Bloomfield with Orange.
Henry Stats and wife, of westHeId, who were con-
viced last week in the County Court OF
$3.50 that Frank Nsvins had careessly left in some
clothing sent to Mrs. Stats to be washed werc SEN
fenced On Wednesday the husband TO thrco months In
the county Jail and tho wife TO pay a fine Of $25
Ex-Mayor Rockfcow, Of PlanHed, for many years
prominent Democrat, and such elected Mayor has
become dsgistcd with the tendencies of the Democ-
racy TOW ard interests and Will hereafter act with
the Republican party.
stock company has been formed in Bound Brook
for the purpose Of establishing pipeline to Butter
milk Falls for supplying pure water.
The Coroncr's jury In the Grunewad case returned
a verdict at New Brunswick yesterday that he was
murdered and carried tho place where he was found
on November Is, by some persons unknown.
meeting Of citizens of somervIllo and It's vicinity
was held yesterday TO consider the advisabillty OF
building railroad from Somervlllo to Peapack
appointed to consider with the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company the amount Of cost per mIle
the grade, etc.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRrvALA

=, ersN2 Eote-RearAdmiral Edward slmIsgn, =; 49, q
lis CsaercssmeH william Whiting Of Aassaohusets
and George West Of Baston. N. Gnset HsWe-Joh1
Albany wtnasor H:tSi-cong gresham lame: Bsden
81 James Hstei-CeuDt Mnkiewcz Consres.map John =
- ITssfmnsfer Hote-Attorney cneral Denis q Bren Of
Albany Murray HsN Hotel -Ex Con grcssmen Frederick
A. Jonuson OF 0len's Falls N " and Augustus Brandoaee
OF Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02

yenss p eshess WA tzs ssnssqp p ~ fefleys
on only enough sfook to keep things running and to
pay his wages of 200 mouth Custodian SUI he
to prosecution II he had
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02

DR. HAMMOND BRINGS ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT
Dr. William A. Hammond appeared In the Tomb,
Police Court yesterday complainant against George
A. Scott OF Nc 80 East Seventy -ninth-st whom he
charges with criminal libel scstt makes and sxteu
svely advertses electric and belt and in tho
advertisement appears this passage. which Dr. Ham.
mond characterfzes bsous: Every mall brinvs ne
testimonials like the following The celebrated DR..
WA. liammsnd, of NewYork. formerly surgeon
General OF the Used States Army lately sctured nnon
this subject and advised All medical make trial
OF these agencies describing the sa ne time In.st r
markabls cnrss he hal made, cases which wsuld
seem hopeless" "
DR. Hammond denies that he used the artclas In
question, and says that the In the ADVERT
ment false fraudulent and intended to njure him in
professional and other circles Mr. Scott dema an
examination which was set down for "Wednesday DE.
cembcr IA His bail was fixed ut $500 N
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY Soar.

l55 WEST 63D-sr.
Hsurs-sto ~ tel. Diseases Of the Nervous System
Genito Urinary Organa Impotence aHd stcrility.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
AnnsunceuenlA

Bladder, Kidneys. Mems Weaknesses and
Gento Urinary Diseases fatal unless
The remedies gwen in the AsAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU BOOK
Mailed Tree at 2yl broadway. New.York
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY

Aoueduct Investigating Committee, Stewart Building.
Wedler murder trial before Judge Moore, Brooklyn
Ruter abduction before Referee Hall, 80 p m.
Baptist Social Unions -Delmoncos, evening
Ryan Gilmore assault case, Tombs Police Court
Lecture BY Yam Phon Lee, Association Hall, p. m.
Masonic fair Masonic Temple.
Fair at Hotel Brunswick In aid Of Normal College
Ih.arr
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
WEGrCUEATER C0uNTY

At meeting Of tho Taxpayers of School District Ne
s. Of Mount Vernon. Wednesday, 1t voted to
by tax the sum OF S2lOOO to be expended enarging
tina school building.
movement has been started in Porchester in favor
OF forming military company meeting OF those in
teresied will be held on Saturday evening
Some OF the Republicans of Ncw-Hochelle met on
meeting was Ouly preliminary 10 the establishment Of
permanent organization.
The widow OF exPark Commissioner OFF lives In the
town Of Greenburg On Monday night pair of thieves
entered the barn and hchel up team OF horses valued
500, to the carriage. They secured all the costly
robes and were just drypg sf OF the building when the
Sawas the trouble When ihe thse eesrs Sef eaf 446ey
he'd, leaving the team on the barn 1Oer
The Coroner finished his inquest yesterday at Sing Sing
IN tho matter OF the death OF backman John Conroy who
was shot by some aqueduct aborers about days ago
while Oh their TO Shaft No. q The verdict of ina
jury wa that Conroy to his death tho hands of
stephen Massuga and that Sabol and Ucbrn acces
series. The prisoners remaRded to the White
Piaihs Jail to await tho action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
STATEN ISLAND,

Joseph Paterson, age sixyscvcn, who was injured
at Port Richmond, November 10, by being over
by Rapid Transit train, died yesterday at the S. L.
Smith Inlirmary.